Brian is Pavillon’s Director of Clinical Programs. His duties include direction of the evaluation and treatment of the medical, legal, and other professionals served at Pavillon, development of organization-wide clinical programing, clinical staff education, internal and external training, outcome evaluation, research and publication. Brian leads pre-admission clinical coordination and approval for admissions to Pavillon’s residential programs. Additionally, Brian is responsible for development and integration of the use of technology within Pavillon’s clinical services.
He received both his undergraduate degree in psychology and his master’s degree in community-clinical psychology from Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois. He began his full-time clinical work during his graduate internship in 1988. Since that time he has worked in addressing co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders in roles ranging from clinician to clinical supervisor and manager of multiple treatment programs.
Treating Addiction In Young Adults
Please join Pavillon's Brian Coon & Rhett Owensby as they present an overview of foundational principles and information relevant to treatment of addiction illness among young adults. The content is drawn from a mixture of research, the clinical-applied literature and decades of experience (providing counseling, clinical supervision, management of addiction treatment programs, and making system innovations) in SUD services including and specializing in young adult populations. Less...
Learning Objectives
- 1. Remember “The Big 5” Criteria for Substance Use Disorder
- 2. Understand individualizing patient goals across the SUD spectrum
- 3. Apply reinforcement strategies at patient and program levels
- 4. Analyze the patient’s style of personal change process, and relevant contextual factors
- 5. Evaluate clinical SUD services for sufficient individualization and cultural inclusion
- 6. Create atypical methods to promote patient progress
Friday, January 14, 2022
Live Interactive Webinar
11:00 AM EST - 01:00 PM EST
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EARN 2 CE Credit Hours
About the speakers
Brian Coon, MA, LCAS, CCS, MAC
Pavillon’s Director of Clinical Programs
Rhett Owensby, LCMHCA LCASA
Manager of Pavillon's Young Men's Program
Rhett serves as Manager of Pavillon’s Young Men’s Program in Mill Spring, NC. He began his career in the recovery field working as a Recovery Coach while completing his Master of Arts degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Upon completion of his studies at Gardner Webb University, Rhett has taken his personal experiences and passion for working with young adults into the continued development of the Young Men’s Program. Rhett believes the power of community will help people achieve their personal goals. He embodies Pavillon’s commitment to individualized care by providing young men with a personalized experience that allows them to grow and affords them the opportunity to flourish in recovery.
CE Information - Earn 2 CE Credit Hours
CE Approvals
National Association for Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors
This program is approved for 2 CE credits by NAADAC, The Association for Addiction Professionals. Pavillon is a NAADAC approved provider, 55251.
CE Process Info
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